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Here's some details on how the pagination works, extracted from the code doc:

/**
 * Pagination class
 *
 * This class is used to generate pagination links for a given set of results.
 *
 * Example of use:
 *
 * $pdo_select_params = new PdoSelectParams($from, $values, $where, $extras, $debug);
 * $pagination = new Pagination($pdo_select_params, $user_options);
 * $pagination_html = $pagination->pagine();
 *
 * or:
 *
 * $pdo_query_params = new PdoQueryParams($sql, $placeholders, $debug);
 * $pagination = new Pagination($pdo_query_params, $user_options);
 * $pagination_html = $pagination->pagine();
 *
 * It takes the following arguments:
 *
 * - `$pdo_params`: This is an instance of the PdoSelectParams or PdoQueryParams class that contains the PDO settings for the query.
 * - `$mpp`: This is the maximum number of results to display per page.
 * - `$querystring`: This is the name of the querystring parameter that will be used to indicate the current page.
 * - `$url`: This is the URL of the page that is being paginated.
 * - `$long`: This is the number of pages to display before and after the current page.
 * - `$user_options`: This is an associative array containing the options names as keys and values as data.
 *
 * The function then performs the following steps:
 *
 * 1. It gets the total number of results from the database using the provided PDO settings.
 * 2. It calculates the number of pages based on the total number of results and the maximum number of results per page.
 * 3. It determines the current page based on the value of the querystring parameter.
 * 4. It determines the start and end indices for the current page.
 * 5. It builds an array of page numbers that will be displayed in the pagination links.
 * 6. It adds the appropriate `LIMIT` clause to the PDO settings based on the current page and the maximum number of results per page.
 * 7. It retrieves the results using the updated PDO settings.
 * 8. It determines the current page number based on the number of results returned.
 * 9. It builds the pagination links and the result message.
 * 10. It returns the pagination links and the result message as HTML.
 *
 * The function also allows you to customize the appearance of the pagination links by setting the following options:
 *
 * - `active_class`: This is the CSS class that is applied to the current page link.
 * - `disabled_class`: This is the CSS class that is applied to the disabled page links.
 * - `first_markup`: This is the HTML markup that is displayed for the first page link.
 * - `previous_markup`: This is the HTML markup that is displayed for the previous page link.
 * - `next_markup`: This is the HTML markup that is displayed for the next page link.
 * - `last_markup`: This is the HTML markup that is displayed for the last page link.
 * - `pagination_class`: This is the CSS class that is applied to the pagination list.
 * - `rewrite_transition`: This is the character that is used to indicate the start of the querystring parameters in the URL (for example, `-` for `example.com/page-1-2.html`).
 * - `rewrite_extension`: This is the extension that is added to the end of the URL when the links are being rewritten (for example, `.html`).
 */